The only new movie to impress over the Aug. 9-11 weekend was 'Scary Stories We Tell in the Dark,' a parting gift from the disappearing CBS Films.
, released Aug. 2, has grossed $108.5 million in its first 10 days domestically and more than $333 million globally.
"August has always had a bit of a split personality, offering at times some of the more interesting and sometimes the most unexpected hit films of any given year's summer offerings, while simultaneously earning its reputation a a dumping ground of sorts for a host of forgettable films that are seemingly trying to find their place in the summer sun before the close of the season over Labor Day weekend," notes Paul Dergarabedian of Comscore.
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